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Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 512, 30 September 1857, Page 8

OPENING OF THE COMMERCIAL -HALL, CHRISTCHURCH. THE Committee of Management 'beg to announce that Mr. Merton, assisted, by his musical Meads, has in the most handsome manner offered to give a Concert on the occasion of opening the Building to the public. The proceeds to be applied m aid ot the Building, &o. A Grand VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT will therefore take place, on THURSDAY EVENING, Ist OCTOBER. Leader, Me. D. Clarkson. Pianist, Mb. BILTON. Conductor, Mb. Merton. PROGRAMME. Part I. National Hymn—Queen Victoria God protect— Wallace. . Anthem—O praise God in his holiness— Weldon. Air Lord remember David—Handel. Motet—Go not far from me, 0 God—Zingarelli. Overture —In Saul —Handel. March and Chorus—He comes ordain dot yore —Jackson. (Instrumental piece)— Gloria in Excelsis—rergolesi. Song—O Lord have Mercy—Pergolesi. Anthem—ln Jewry is God known—Dr. Clarke. Part 11. Song and Chorus—Freemen rejoice—Purcell. Solo— Overture-rlphiginie, en Aulide —Gluck. Glee—The Chough and Crow —Bishop. Air—■ vGlee (as a chorus)— Awake JEolian Lyre— Danby. Song —Adelaide —Beethoven. Semi and full chorus—See the Conquering Hero —Handel. • j Overture—ll Tancredi—Rossmi. Finale—National Anthem—Novello's arrangement. Doors open at 7 o'clock, the performance to commence precisely at half-past 7. Tickets, ss. each; family tickets to admit 5, 205.; to be had at Mr. McCardell's, Lyttelton, the office of the " Canterbury Standard," and of Mr. Wilson, the Secretary, Christchurch. By order of the Managing Committe, W. WILSON, Hon. Sec. -Christchurch, September 14th, 1857. ¥OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following persons have been duly appointed as agents for the issue of Timber Cutting Licenses for the respective d'mtricts to which their names are attached. • ") Okains' Bay, ' Bone's Arthur. Bailey Tuson > Bay, and Little Akaj loa. John Parker '. Akaroa. Richard Fleming... Port Levy. ..Francis Knowies...Pigeon Bay. By.order.of the Waste Lands Board, WILLIAM GUISE BRITTAN, Chief Commissioner. Land Office, Cbristchurcb; • . August:4; 1857. THE "LYTTELTON TIMES," •PUBLISHED' IN-LYTTELTON EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, IS delivered in Christchurch and-along the line of. road by special express the same morning-, "in Kaiapoi, by post, every Monday and Thursday; and is transmitted to subscribers hvAkaroaarid -stll other parts of the province by every opportunity. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. In advance. On credit. Year . . . £1 11 6... .... £1 17 6 Half-year... 16 0 ...... 1 00 Quarter 8 6 10 0 TERMS OF -ADVERTISEMENT i From arid after this date will be: —For the first insertion, sis lines and under, Two Shillings, and for each additional line, Theee Pence. .For each subsequent insertion, Half-Price. Advertisements should reach this office not later than 3 p-m. on 'Tuesday and Friday for insertion in the succeeding issue: for withdrawal, orders should be received on the previous Monday or Thursday. JOB PRINTING. Posters, Pamphlets, Handbills, Catalogues, Cards, and cv.cry description of plain and orna- j mental printing .executed with neatness and accuracy. J ON SALE. Entries, Bonds,. Manifests, and other Customs papers, and avariety of blank mercantile forms. .All accounts furnished monthly. Orders will be-received at this office, or by A(JENTS; _ Mr. B. W. Mountfobt, Christchurch j G. C. Black, Kaiapoi; F. T. Haskins, Papanui; H J. D. Gaewood, Akaroa. ; Who are authorised-to take subscribers' names, • and to collect all accounts due to this office;; and from whom copies of the paper can be ob- j tamed as soon as possible after publication. j •"Lyttelton Times" Office, ; Oxford Street, Lyttelton, Aug. 1857. ■